Friday, April 11, 2008

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY LOVES STEVE NILES' 'GIANT MONSTER'


Magazine says "It'll Consume You!"


Complete Graphic Novel Available to Read at ComicBookResources.com


April 10th, 2008 (Los Angeles, CA) -- Entertainment Weekly, the nation's leading entertainment magazine, hailed BOOM! Studios GIANT MONSTER graphic novel as having "...enough sly humor to elevate the result above the level of mere destructo-porn."


EW went on to compare GIANT MONSTER to "Cloverfield, Godzilla, King Kong - anything, really, where there's a strong possibility of people ending up as human bubblegum on the sole of a monster's foot."


Written by Steve (30 DAYS OF NIGHT) Niles and Nat (FRANK FRAZETTA'S DEATH DEALER) Jones, GIANT MONSTER follows space-shuttle pilot Don Maggert. As EW so succinctly put it, as he is "...overtaken by an alien parasite just before re-entering Earth's atmosphere, he transforms into an extremely hungry and extremely big beastie. Mankind's only hope is a similarly outsized 'Super Attack Bot' designed by Nazi scientist Dr. Fenstermach."


As part of the promotion for the release, GIANT MONSTER is currently available to read for free at ComicBookResources.com until May 9th. The link is: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=12358


Soon after its release, GIANT MONSTER was serialized daily on ComicBookResources.com, following up on BOOM! Studios' success with the online serialization of NORTH WIND at MySpace Comic Books.


GIANT MONSTER can be purchased at your local comic book store or directly from BOOM! Studios here: http://www.boom-studios.com/node/1347




About BOOM! Studios


BOOM! Studios (http://www.boom-studios.com) is a unique new publishing house specializing in high-profile projects across a wide variety of different genres from some of the industry's biggest talents. In its inaugural year, Wizard Magazine named BOOM! "Best New Publisher." Founded by the creator of the TV show EUREKA, Andrew Cosby, and his partner Ross Richie, BOOM! Studios continues to be on the leading edge of comic and graphic novel publishing.

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